WhitewalkerInPhilly

Controlled rotting is literally all fermented foods. You introduce the microbes you want so it rots the way you want, make conditions as nice for those microbes and then wait. It's from bread, to cocoa, to pickles, to yogurt to the happy juice that helps me hang on when the Bills lose a game

Yep. Used to be directly on Elmwood. They moved to a slightly larger place in Allentown For what it's worth, almost every high end sushi place in the US uses frozen fish, mostly because even if you are on the coast the spoilage time would be extreme on expensive inventory. Philadelphia has a Morimoto outpost. Philadelphia is at best an hour from the ocean and that's the jersey shore. That does not have the reputation for cold water seafood fishing. They obviously are getting it shipped.

I mean it's hard not to get more OG than Kuni. The owner literally came from Japan and has been at work for 28 years. Now, I know it wasn't authentic but I had a weakness for Sea Bar. Come on, a beef on weck roll, take my money!

It's not like I have particular insight but I think it was a combination of a few factors. 1) Opponent: from what I've dug up, Seattle loves to run zone coverage. Keon and Shakir have had no issue beating that this year. Seattle has also ranked near the bottom in run defense. 2) Field conditions: it was a downpour with the field and ball slick (as we saw many times) Were I, a complete novice, to cook up a situational game plan my immediate thought would be to explore the team strength/weakness by putting primary attack on the run game (Cook went off 100+ yards, 2 TDs) and shorter timing routes. Those are things it takes time to build chemistry on and I don't think Cooper is there yet, especially when you had two options that were working wonders

I'm sorry Jim he's dead

Hey, Carpaccio gets a raw deal

Keon Coleman is ready to start packing to go to Seattle. To visit his kids, because he became the daddy of the Hawks secondary

What stands out to me was that a few weeks ago I was hearing that he was out of position and should be moved inside. Today he dominated outside including winning a 50/50 ball for a TD vs a vet CB. He might become terrifying

I mean we're not going to diagnose it from here but I'm struggling to think of an example where someone takes a non-contact knee injury while making a cut and they don't get out on I've for the year

I remember a few weeks ago when the Bills were supposedly playing him out of position and should move him inside exclusively

I don't know how it looks after today but holy cow did Keon get some highlight reel catches. Cooper was a non-factor today (I'm not worried, bad conditions, defensive matchup etc) and Keon still showed out.

Geez the Seahawks are a mes

Their punter is their MVP today

Holy sheisse Coleman

Sweet Christ just let it bounce in

We're up by 11 and Seattle has kept shooting themselves in the foot. Keep at it until it stops working

I meant it more in that I've been hearing some Tus truthers talking about how they'd get him back and go on a run. There's a reason they barely beat the Jags and only won one more. There's systemic problems that even if Tua can patch might doom them

That's one injury he'd fight through

Tua was fine. I don't think the people worried about his health thought he was going to come out walking like a drunk. It's the constant waiting for the other shoe to drop And they still lost to the Cardinals!!!

I know Seattle will complain about that roughing the passer but that's leading with the helmet, hitting the helmet on a QB that has thrown the ball a few beats before. It's textbook

Coop chats? Dang Bills Mafia traveled

Of course our special teams could have done nothing and seen a better end result

Jesus what a catch. Can't believe KC let us take him (and give us a 3rd!) 😁

A three and out on defense? Are we allowed to do that?

Honestly I think they should IR Samuel. He clearly isn't right and with Cooper and Davis breaking out I think we can let him get right